At Impulse World, we strive to maintain a fair, ethical, and professional trading environment. To achieve this, we have identified certain strategies and practices that we consider harmful to the integrity of our platform and the professional development of our traders. It is crucial that you know and avoid these prohibited strategies to keep your account in good standing and develop sustainable trading skills.
1. Probabilistic Trading 🎲
What is it?
Probabilistic trading refers to strategies based purely on the probabilities of success in each phase, without solid technical or fundamental analysis. Its sole purpose is to quickly approve evaluations and eventually withdraw significant profits from funded accounts.
Characteristics of Probabilistic Trading
Acquisition of multiple accounts in a short period
Seeking quick approval of evaluations
Taking excessive risks
Undertaking operations with a risk higher than the expected benefit
Deliberate failure of some accounts
Inconsistent trading patterns
Lack of a coherent trading strategy
Why it is prohibited
This practice does not represent consistency in trading nor does it seek to properly manage funds over time. It is based on the idea that the probabilities of success will eventually occur, becoming non-speculative and completely random trading.
2. High Risk Strategies 🔥
What is it?
High Risk strategies involve "All In" management practices, where the trader makes impulsive decisions risking almost completely their loss limit in a single operation or a set of operations that form an intention.
Characteristics of High Risk
Excessive risk in individual operations or as a whole
Ignoring market conditions such as gaps or slippage
Excessive dependence on luck
Lack of adequate risk analysis
Why it is prohibited
These practices expose traders to significant losses and do not promote sustainable risk management in the long term.
3. Martingale Strategy 🔄
What is it?
The Martingale strategy involves increasing the investment after each losing operation to recover all previous losses or increase profits when a winning operation finally occurs.
Characteristics of Martingale in trading
Doubling the investment after each loss or operation with a negative floating
Expectation that an eventual winning operation will cover all losses
Risk of exponentially large losses
Why it is prohibited
Martingale can lead to catastrophic losses and does not incorporate adequate risk management practices.
Consequences of using prohibited strategies ⚠️
The use of any of these prohibited strategies may result in:
Cancellation of operations
Reverting the trader to evaluation or restarting the evaluation
Reduction of payment
Rejection of payment
Platform ban in more serious cases
Payment Reduction Structure 📉
In case of non-compliance with policies, the following payment reduction structure applies:
25% Reduction: For a first minor infraction.
50% Reduction: For more serious or recurring infractions.
Payment Rejection: For cases of serious or repeated infraction.
Complete Platform Ban: For very serious infractions or continuous recidivism.
Conclusion 🎯
At Impulse World, we value integrity, consistency, and the development of genuine trading skills. Prohibited strategies not only put your account at risk, but also go against the principles of responsible and sustainable trading that we promote.
We encourage you to develop trading strategies based on solid analysis, prudent risk management, and a deep understanding of the markets.
Remember, success in trading is not about shortcuts or tricks, but about skill, discipline, and consistency.